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Inside the Antifur March that Roiled Milan Fashion Week (opens the original)
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The crowds outside a major fashion show often start to form a few hours in advance, with expectant fans hoping to spot their favorite celebrities. This scene played out on Wednesday during Milan Fashion Week, in front of Maria Grazia Chiuri’s second ready-to-wear show for Fendi, and the celebs in question included Monica Bellucci, Rachel Zegler, and Bang Chan of the K-pop group Stray Kids. But the screams from fans as the stars entered weren’t the only ones outside the venue. On the other side o
Joseph Altuzarra and Zac Posen’s American Fashion Patriotism (opens the original)
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When Zac Posen was a 20-year-old fashion wunderkind, he showed his first capsule of designs a month after 9/11. His debut runway show followed in February 2002. “I had a moment where it was, ‘What am I doing making dresses and trench coats?,” Posen says, “‘What is this about?’” He had a similar feeling when, after arriving at Gap Inc.—the parent company of Gap, Banana Republic, and Old Navy as its executive vice president and creative director—its CEO Richard Dickson asked him if he’d considered
The New York Fashion Week Runway Show that Divided Fashion (opens the original)
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A year and a half ago, the Storm King Art Center approached Hillary Taymour, the designer behind indie New York label Collina Strada, to see if she’d be interested in being the first fashion designer to stage a runway show at the museum. “I couldn’t say no,” she says at a preview. In the close to two decades it’s existed, Taymour has fashioned Collina Strada as New York’s foremost tree-hugging, green-thumbed label. She’s staged shows at gardens and parks, always trying to replicate the feeling o
Nepo Baby, Social Climber, or Fashion Genius? What People Don’t Get About Conner Ives (opens the original)
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“Is Conner Ives also a ponzi scheme?” read an X post following the London-based designer’s debut show at New York Fashion Week on Saturday afternoon. Ives broke through as the name behind the viral Protect the Dolls T-shirts from last year, which, worn by Addison Rae, Pedro Pascal, and Tilda Swinton, helped the designer raise over $600,000 for Trans Lifeline, a nonprofit that serves as a hotline for and by trans people. But in the fashion bubble, Ives is one of the industry’s fastest-rising name
Marc Jacobs Reveals What Comes Next for His Brand (opens the original)
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“All I’ve ever been is a fashion victim,” Marc Jacobs declares. He’s sitting in the showroom of his office in SoHo, on the other side of a long glass table. Behind him, on shelves and tables across the glossy black floors, is his commercial collection: the wallets, leather accessories, the new Scene handbags in pastels and bright colors. “I don’t think of that as a bad thing,” he clarifies. It’s mid-July, one of the hottest days of the summer, and he is wearing ballet flats, jeans, a zip-up hood
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